Archaeology

The detailed program and course schedule are and will be available online (via "classroom").

Having attended at least one course in bio-naturalistic anthropology, such as (in particular) the course included in the study plan of the three-year degree in Archaeological Sciences entitled: Anthropology and Natural History - 10612314.

Manzi G. - Il grande racconto dell'evoluzione umana (Il Mulino, Bologna 2018). Minozzi S., Canci A. - Archeologia dei resti umani: dallo scavo al laboratorio (Carocci, Roma 2015). These reference texts are complemented by other handbooks and supplementary readings that will be provided in class and via "classroom".

Attendance at classes is recommended.

Evaluation of the knowledge and skills acquired, starting from the description of a fossil find and/or a human remains of bioarchaeological interest that will be submitted to the candidate.

Traditional lectures, accompanied by slide presentations that will be regularly provided via "classroom" and laboratory examination of relevant specimens (in cast) shown in the classroom and discussed by the teacher.

The detailed program and course schedule are and will be available online (via "classroom").

Having attended at least one course in bio-naturalistic anthropology, such as (in particular) the course included in the study plan of the three-year degree in Archaeological Sciences entitled: Anthropology and Natural History - 10612314.

Manzi G. - Il grande racconto dell'evoluzione umana (Il Mulino, Bologna 2018). Minozzi S., Canci A. - Archeologia dei resti umani: dallo scavo al laboratorio (Carocci, Roma 2015). These reference texts are complemented by other handbooks and supplementary readings that will be provided in class and via "classroom".

Attendance at classes is recommended.

Evaluation of the knowledge and skills acquired, starting from the description of a fossil find and/or a human remains of bioarchaeological interest that will be submitted to the candidate.

Traditional lectures, accompanied by slide presentations that will be regularly provided via "classroom" and laboratory examination of relevant specimens (in cast) shown in the classroom and discussed by the teacher.